Alien Fiance visiting US and apply for K1 visa: What to write on I-129f?

[Cami94 0]

*Posted on wrong section of forum reposting here*

So..I made it into the US! Currently Im in Florida visiting my fiance. Im extending my plane ticket until the end of March and we'd like to apply for the K1 visa while Im here. I crossed the border by land on a shuttle bus and took a plane from Seattle to Florida. When I return to Canada Ill be waiting out the duration of the application and wont be coming back to the states until after it is approved (really hoping it doesnt take a year or more :S). So my question is, what do I write on the I-129f form where it says: "If your fiance is currently visiting the US complete the following...he/she last arrived as a .." It then asks for the arrival/departure I-94 number, and "date authorized stay expired, or will expire as shown on I-94 or I-95" When I crossed the border I filled out a form only asking for the address Im staying at, my flight number and amount of goods Im bringing in etc. How can I fill out the I-94 number if I dont know it or have one?? I had to hand in the form at the border as did everyone else, and I was not given a date I had to leave by nor was my passport stamped, the officer didnt ask many questions. Any advice or tips as to what I should do or write? Im worried that Im screwed now and cant file for the K1 while Im here! Do I have to return to Canada before I can apply and spend even longer away from my fiance!?

[C-ma'am 684]

For those who come with ESTA, they suggest to do this http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/343894-question-about-i-129f-question-12/

I'm guessing that for you, it has to be something along those lines. I'm pretty sure someone from Canada has done this before, let's wait and see is someone chimes in.

Edited November 30, 2012 by Celeste & C

[Krikit 1,164]

You write "Canadian - N/A". They are aware of the unique circumstances of the Canadian traveller.

[C-ma'am 684]

You write "Canadian - N/A". They are aware of the unique circumstances of the Canadian traveller.

Would they still need to send a copy of their passport, Krikit? Or it isn't necessary?

[Krikit 1,164]

No, that's not necessary for a Canadian, Celeste.

[C-ma'am 684]

No, that's not necessary for a Canadian, Celeste.

Thank you for clarifying

[Cami94 0]

You write "Canadian - N/A". They are aware of the unique circumstances of the Canadian traveller.

Thank you so much!!!